Overview
ProxyScrape sells five separate product lines: Dedicated ISP Proxies, a Google SERP API, Mobile Proxies, Premium Datacenter proxies, and Residential Proxies. On record, the provider states coverage of 195 countries, though this directory's own country data for ProxyScrape currently covers 12. The range of products suggests a supplier trying to serve both classic proxy use (rotating residential and datacentre IPs) and a narrower scraping use case through its dedicated SERP API. Each line is billed differently, which matters more than it might seem once you reach the pricing section below.
What the record shows
ProxyScrape documents HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 protocol support, with rotating and sticky session modes and targeting down to country and city level. Authentication is stated as username/password or IP allowlist. The provider states an “unlimited” concurrent connections/sessions allowance, though the record does not say whether that applies per plan, per account, or without qualification, so this is worth confirming before relying on it. Network type is described as residential and premium datacentre IPs, with a stated pool of 120M+ residential IPs and 40K datacentre IPs; no separate mobile pool size is on record. Residential IPs are described by the provider as “Fast. Reliable. Ethically sourced.” — a self-description, not something this directory has verified. The SERP API is stated to return structured JSON with sub-second response times, again a provider claim rather than a tested figure. Support is documented only as “24/7 Support,” with no channel (chat, email, phone) specified on record. A 99.9% uptime figure and a “Start 7-Day Trial” offer are both stated by the provider, without detail on which product the trial covers or what happens at the end of it. Traffic expiry is documented as selectable between 30, 60 or 90 days, or non-expiry, depending on plan. Minimum purchase sizes are stated per line: Residential from 5 GB, Mobile from 1 GB, Dedicated Datacenter from 5 proxies, and ISP from 5 IPs.
Pricing
Entry pricing is recorded per product line, and the units are not comparable as numbers: Dedicated ISP Proxies from USD 1.65 per proxy, the Google SERP API from USD 41 per month, Mobile Proxies from USD 7.5 per GB, Premium Datacenter from USD 25 per 1,000 proxies (on a 1,000 proxies / 30 days plan), and Residential Proxies from USD 3.55 per GB (on a 10 GB / 30 days plan). Buyers comparing across lines need to convert to their own expected usage rather than reading these as a single price ladder. On per-proxy pricing specifically, this directory's comparison set places ProxyScrape as cheaper than only 17% of the seven providers here that also bill by the proxy — in other words, most per-proxy competitors in this set undercut it on that metric.
Who it suits
The spread of products — ISP, datacentre, residential, mobile and a dedicated SERP API — suits a buyer who wants one account covering several proxy types plus a packaged search-scraping tool, rather than assembling that from separate vendors. The country- and city-level targeting and sticky/rotating session options fit typical scraping, verification and geo-testing work. It is less suited to a buyer whose main concern is proxy pricing at scale on a strict per-proxy budget, given where ProxyScrape sits in the per-proxy comparison above. Anyone needing a guaranteed support channel or a documented concurrency ceiling in writing should treat those points as open questions rather than settled facts.
Where to look closer
Before buying, it is worth asking ProxyScrape directly: which support channels back the “24/7 Support” claim, and what response times apply. Whether “unlimited concurrent connections/sessions” holds on every plan tier or only above a certain spend. What the 7-day trial actually includes — which product, what data or request cap, and whether a card is required upfront. How the 99.9% uptime figure is measured and over what period, since no methodology is documented here. Whether the 195-country claim reflects proxy exit points in all of those locations or a smaller subset with resale coverage elsewhere. And, for the mobile line specifically, what pool size and carrier coverage apply, since no mobile pool figure is on record alongside the residential and datacentre numbers.
This assessment is editorial analysis of the sourced facts recorded on this page. Specifications, pricing and coverage are provider-stated and dated in the panels above. No controlled performance test has been run against this provider.
